USS Radford (DD-446)

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USS Radford (DD-446) was a Fletcher-class destroyer of the United States Navy that saw extensive combat service in the Pacific during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Fletcher-class destroyer
United States Navy warship
World War II destroyer
armament 5-inch/38 caliber guns
anti-aircraft guns
depth charges
torpedo tubes
awarded Navy Unit Commendation NERFINISHED
Presidential Unit Citation NERFINISHED
battleHonors Korean War service
Vietnam War service
World War II service
beam approximately 39.7 feet
builder Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company NERFINISHED
builderLocation Kearny, New Jersey NERFINISHED
class Fletcher class NERFINISHED
commissioned 22 July 1942
conflict Korean War
Vietnam War
World War II
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crewComplement approximately 273 officers and enlisted
decommissioned 17 January 1946
displacement about 2,050 tons standard
engagement Battle of Kula Gulf NERFINISHED
fate sold for scrap
finalDecommissioning 10 November 1969
hullNumber DD-446 NERFINISHED
laidDown 2 October 1941
launched 3 May 1942
length approximately 376.5 feet
maximumSpeed about 35 knots
namedAfter William Radford NERFINISHED
namesake Rear Admiral William Radford NERFINISHED
notableFeature first of the second group of Fletcher-class destroyers
notableService extensive combat operations in the Pacific during World War II
operator United States Navy
propulsion steam turbines
twin screws
recommissioned 17 October 1951
role anti-submarine warfare ship
escort destroyer
shore bombardment ship
service Pacific Theater of World War II NERFINISHED
shipType destroyer
sponsor Mrs. Francis L. Corbin NERFINISHED
stricken 1 December 1974
theater Solomon Islands campaign NERFINISHED

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Battle of Kula Gulf shipInvolved USS Radford (DD-446)
Imperial Japanese Navy submarine I-19 sunkBy USS Radford (DD-446)